Postoffice Insurance

No, you need the original, if they think you can this done yourself.

no

No, it will not be accepted, it must be the origanal. wait until he can be a pain coz we not what the job is like.

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Yes, by fax copies of your insurance company are accepted in most states. Assuming they have their logo on the head and is signed by your agent.

Insurance to fax documents to customers and business licensing offices all the time ... no problem.
You do not know what your post office will accept. Feel free to communicate.

Perhaps, if you're lucky - they accepted my impression from a mail without comment. Depends on how easy it is to tell him a fax, to be honest, and how they want to be jobsworth. Nothing to lose by trying, is it?

If you have a new computer WORDS style (which you should if it is in progress), you can online. They check your computer MOT and insurance status, and after a tax disc to you.

yes

No, We really need a copy. You can buy your road tax online, you do not need to prove your van is insured? "

It depends on your condition.

Go http://www.dmv.org if you're in the U.S. to find out.

Absolutely not, it must be an original document of insurance or cover note

The Big Tom needs to verify the facts. Although you can renew your tax online, you must be insured. They are an electronic check for both MOT and insurance. But, no, you must have the original document if it is a post office.

yes indeed.

Not in most cases. if faxed directly to the post office, your insurer with prior agreement with your post office is the only time they ocnsider fax. Simply because of fraud prevention, such as a fax that you receive can be scanned and copied. If your insurer says they can use a fax, they try to pass you, as it sucks.